THE FUTURE OF LOCAL SPORTS

We... we won? We actually won?! YES!!! That was one of the uglier games in recent memory. Both teams combined for 21 penalties, and 186 penalty yards. (8 for 77 yards for the Browns and 13 for 109 yards for the Raiders). But as I've said before, unlike college football, there are no style points. The NFL is a bottom-line business. A win is a win no matter how you can get it. And the Browns snagged a win for just the third time this season. Yes, it's been an awful season. But

It was routine. Businesslike. Efficient. And exactly what we want to see at this point in the season. The top-ranked Buckeyes took care of business at home against Rutgers, cruised to 11-0, and set the table for the next chapter of the greatest rivalry on the planet. Can't ask for much more than that! But how'd they get it done! Let's take a look at the Keys to Victory! Second half offensive efficiency Going into what some other people might consider another "trap game," this

Come commiserate with me Dawg Pound. It's been a LONG season. The Browns fall yet again. 2-8 is rough. There's no getting around that. But unlike many of these previous games where Cleveland either wasn't even remotely competitive (first Ravens game, Lions, Patriots, Steelers), or they lost to equally bad or worse competition (Jets, Bengals), this one was actually interesting. Shedeur Sanders saw his first NFL action, Myles Garrett feasted, and the running game still struggle